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Asked on 14 Oct 2019

Any card recommendations for a monthly spend of $500-$600 on Caltex and $200-$300 on bills contributing to an average total monthly spend from $1000 - $1200?

I am looking at OCBC 365 CC since the min. spend is $800 and I should be able to clear the min spending for the higher tiers of cashback.

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    Vincent Tan Wen Bin, Assistant Vice President at Thinkers Alliance

    Vincent Tan Wen Bin, Assistant Vice President at Thinkers Alliance

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    Answered on 14 Oct 2019

    If you are looking at a pure discount for petrol, you might want to look at OCBC Plus card too. As they have upfront 18% discount for petrol + link points that you will be able to accumulate

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